SINGAPORE – Even as an animal-loving child, illustrator and author Juliette Yu-Ming Lizeray suffered a recurring nightmare of being helplessly strangled by a muscular boa constrictor while at sea.
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SINGAPORE – Even as an animal-loving child, illustrator and author Juliette Yu-Ming Lizeray suffered a recurring nightmare of being helplessly strangled by a muscular boa constrictor while at sea.
Today, Lizeray, 44, is an advocate of the “vilified” serpent as the creator of a new book, Snakes Of Singapore: A Slightly Unhinged Field Guide (2026). She diagnoses her nightmare as a symptom of having internalised the smear campaigns snakes have been victim to in popular culture.
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